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tfolbrecht

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    Comment #47200825

    Only if they'd taken contributions without authors signing over their rights.

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    Comment #45369359

    I usually do upstream image mirroring as part of CI. Registries are built into GitLab, AWS (ECR), GitHub, etc

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    Comment #45369350

    There's a registry image for OCI containers that is pretty painless to set up and low maintenance, can use s3 as a storage backend. https://hub.docker.com/_/registry Your git provi…

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    Comment #42978800

    I use jsign and AWS KMS. It's a lot less expensive than a full on HSM or "cloud HSM" service. There's a lot to it, and expect a ton of a back and forth emails with a CA to get an E…

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    Comment #42484721

    Thank you for your efforts. One of my favorite quotes of all time: "’Tis an absolute and, as it were, a divine perfection, for a man to know how loyally to enjoy his being. We seek…

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    Comment #41760658

    I’m down, I think this is an awesome idea.

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    Comment #41755402

    If this is something you’re interested in it can be reimplemented on CloudFlare workers super easily using the awssdk for s3 (R2) and with D1 as the DB.

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    Comment #41463719

    The docker registry container supports S3 as a storage backend you could use it locally You can also `docker image save` then write the tarball to S3, then load to use.

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    Comment #41136488

    Not with the three major browsers and NAT unfortunately. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebRTC_API/...

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    Comment #40326630

    JuiceFS requires a backing object store like s3/minio that it “flushes” to persist data. If you want to run it distributed it uses a few other services. I’d use object storage if I…

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    Comment #36332868

    The one place I've set up button triggered runbooks was gitlab ci under scheduled jobs. Made things a lot easier for less technical people.

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    Comment #34534107

    Link to Article https://jalopnik.com/driving-100-miles-in-an-ev-is-now-more-...

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    Comment #30749035

    If anyone else uses Steam Link, Steam link works well on the ChromeOS Linux Development Environment https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.valvesoftware.SteamLink As does the Android…

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    Comment #29232407

    https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1jm-iL...

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    Comment #28756447

    Looks cool! I like the style.

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    Comment #27637119

    PLA is biodegradable. For the things I print, I usually smooth them with PVA as it's biodegradable. As far as pigments go, I have no clue what's in most commercial stuff I think th…

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    Comment #26679981

    What you're describing is a light field camera. It's cool tech, there was a company called Lytro that tried to commercialize them a while back.

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    Comment #25753665

    You’re probably thinking of dwm. Another great tiling window manager.

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    Comment #25454137

    Could be an interesting powerplant for ICE powered robots like Boston Dynamics BigDog.

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    Comment #25009330

    I use a Sony Walkman mp3 player. I'm a big linux geek so I built a wallwart dock from a small arm computer, Linux, udev rules, fstab config making it networkable. This is the calme…

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    Comment #24128850

    If anyone's curious, the current system is laughable. I flew after getting my wallet stolen in a smash and grab. Questions: Name DOB Family members names Home address Nearby landma…

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    Comment #23932442

    Check out Apache Guacamole! "clientless remote desktop gateway" basically VNC/RDP through a browser https://guacamole.apache.org/

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    Comment #23849748

    3 words: Service Level Agreement I've caught a big cloud provider not reporting a degraded service, I assume they knew but politics and $ come in and it's easier to just gaslight e…

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    Comment #22651529

    Working on a sort of universal dock for usb mass storage devices. It's a little linux box wallwart, udev rule, fstab, systemd unit config generator that runs scripts when the devic…

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    Comment #22635288

    Twilio numbers don't receive Short Code messages (the weird six digit phone numbers) which most 2FA messages come from.